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Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

parois % blipe Ell brap Wano % en-
Taper Soloat.
Der bar alminbelis &crelie, os Sap
tein Mtihelin beiteoe riselis 2en for I'm
sooe Soe peb Spuet al sloOptiuiabrenes
ca Mooptiplpnnens Gl9be.
Der aif enbnu fem glar paa famine
Maaoe. Zen int9e NenSaro bar Itabi9
ct Meuiter paa en- glep, larte baaoe
Msatbematif ps fremmebe Spros os tos
fine Graminer meo @lanos.
& Serierne fom ban biem til Safer
men, bppr ran oa boebe hos l%lnberoii
c~ererre os ipiite iammen meo Dem iantt
lprte at inste os ride al Dem. 90 bet
bar bn usiaa BET minoIte, man tinoe
pente iig, at ban bleu Ell sob &ptter,
iaa mango Seite, iom bans 5prGlore
bapoe.
Soloatcrne tog itaois lise penlis
imob bam, og ifjpnt ban MI bar blepen
en- itpr arabat, git ban bog itaois unoer
Iapnet "ann9ten".
Oct 9dmle Wanbifab, iom bleu bjems
ienbt, blep peb at beoare Sntereslen fpr
BAN, % itaar De npe Solf Tom inb, for
talte &ameraterne bem itrar, at @itaz
bronen bapoe en- Spr, ipm ben bar itplt
al. Den enc Spu blep Itabis bctalt meb
lise ltor @lebe for boer 2pnnins, Der
bleu uobetalt.
Nnoen Gifaoron er bleuen iorfnst ira
g(miens til Ibbepile; &aptein Wti1elin
or blepen S6erlt peb Spabierne pe
eiterfulgt al &aptein O'Mabben; mango
al Splbaterne ere borte, % mango npe
ere fomne 3jenelte; men Nitguite Sen-
saro er bleoen peo at pRre Gifaorpnens
Iopptiulpn. Sfficererne os Splbaterne
bolber lise meset al bnm; BET er n9iteu,
iom pm ben gube @jernins, De ale Far
Del i, bar tnpttet bele @ifabronen lam.
men meb ct enbnll faItere 8aanb, ent
Bet, ipm Observation-Disclosures altir
banner.
5orleben Sag, ba "&nasten" fplott
lit 1Sbe Iar, blep 6an iaa inbifrepeI
iom SripiQis, fpm i ben Uniform, bar
iaa lnnSe bauoe lGilgtes eiter = Der
blaa Gulman % Be rpoe Senflnoer, ION
ipr bam life BLOT CT SGorelanoeta
9rast, men psiaa ct Samilietesn = pa
bleu uptasen / fin fjere unben gitaoron
Seo beune 2eilisbeb retteoe Sberi
Magnan en- 9a9sbeialits til &esimerts
tet. @anife fort f%ortalte ban Iuguit(
SenSaro8 9iitesie, mebbelte, at bar
pilbe inb6erettc ben til Srissminiiteriet
% lpfpnIfebe ale peo anben Glfabron
baabe Dem, Der bauoe ueret Der, o9 benz
Der III bar Der, fort last: ale Dem, ion
bapbe baot Del / ben gpbe @ierniig, oe
ipm bapoe Del / gGren al at BABE ops
brn9et Ell Manb, Ell Solbat!
"9e bupe", iluttebe SberIten, "9ipei
Sen5arb ct Saaben / Senbe, al bpilfet
ban uil pioe at sjpre Brus til 5orioal
{nr ben Sane, Font bas,ftiaufet A9am 81
/ bans Barnbpm."
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

"9en beoite @erpen" fan meo Sane.
beo @risss @lpeerins Salpe fables. Sen
belbrsber burtist Sfaar, oprepen SuS.
8ranoIaar, Saar, Yiles, Slab oa ale
Slass S%abuoIet. 2ilialss hos 4. s.
montgomery a. Co., 0ecorab. Soma.
9.l3.la.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

@ipr, ipm S bebaser, taar S pil
sjcre &et; % s bill altib giore Get / at
BRUCE "8islpp's YOiitiue Cure" for
6pite. 6prfiplelie % for ale 9unsez %
Strubeipsbomme. Sebaselis at ta9e
og uirfer burtist. so Gents o9 81 pr.
SLATE hos s. $. Muntsomerp q 60,
0ecpra9, Soma. (6eb.)
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
Gu Games 'ubeloi9e
CpIcOclic.

Gn al bore Sefienote, ipm / @arepis
leb al SfrOiler, gul &pmpleripn %
Mtapel nterter, bru9teS Or. Sarter's "Sron
Comic" % blep belbreoet. On
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
Strctamfcr.
OF 5reorib @erbaro).

&elision er life Ell 5prri. Zen be-
itanr life / no9en &irfes 3ro eller So9>
mer, life heller /, at man moerfalter li9
pisie Sfiffe os prGitelise Sanblin9er,
men alene / &iarlisbeoen til Cub, Sort
iaaelie al al gsennptte ps en- a)Rrll9'
beo til Weblfabninser, lpm bier Jig |
@ieruin9.
Sub fprlanser life al os, at VI 'fal
tilbpre en- beltemt Seft, men at pi lfal
pGre sooe os retifailte Menneiter. Der
inn ri erli9t itr9ber at inn bette
Mtaal, bar ri ppfDlot bort 2ips Die
meo. Oct er bet bOieite, pi fan naa;
aft aitbet CT betponlnsslclt It.
5"ornuiten er Cubs ppperite @aoe til
Menueifene, p9 bet er Dor Eli9t at
6ruae ben. 8i Ifal life tro b1inpt, men
tGnfe alpprli9t pper bort 5prbplo til
ejno ssesffee- 4stts+ef 6tefHH ten fnrer
til Sanbbeos G~rfjenbelle.
Geligipn os gibenIfab itaar life /
Mobltrio. De bar begge 9runoet os
arbeioer besse paa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
%eliaro. Sesse foriolser famine Die
meo: at oplpie Wennelfere ps at 9jpre
ocm beore ps lptfelisere.
Selu Tolerance or ct lloIln9 a
Ga~nosbppmpb. Gnbper, ipm brpltel
ia al, at ban er tolerant operfor Ell arla
oerleocS t9nfenbe, ~tiQGg9er fig perper
en- ~ielutasen Set til at unplape at bore
Tolerant, ON ban lpItebe, p9 Iorlpge,
iaalebes at bnpe Jig oper fine Wtepmena
nelfer. Gi ifal life pGre tolerante, men
onerfienoe ale anoerleoes troenbes fillbs
ltGnoise 2iseberettigelie meo ps. Sn.
gen Tolerance, nten illlp Inerfjenbeli,
al ales 2i9beb; BET er 6umanitetens ol
Dor Sios 9pien.
6ribeo / offentligc % priuate 6orbult
fan life beitaa uoen iulo &etiGrbigbeO
6ribeO CT life Get til at 9ipre alt, ion
man bar 9plt til, men Set til at 9jpr'
aft, lpm life gier Sfnar / andres Get
tioheber.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

6ornoielier er ct iuagt @aano for
%cnIfabet; De iom bar falles Nrbeibe
p9 iGaes Sor9er ifaber Jig berpeb ct
itGrfere Ienifab enb De, inn Blot morer
ii9 iammen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

JPeE 11 tN'0't I'o
Granulated Sugar Is Pounds for S1.OO.
&c bini9ere Siags uo til % 90. for S1.O0.
stt %iicn0rpm % Vmmo tor 1 Soaar.
cuoors n otncr, meset immffc, 10 Vnno fr ST 90.
4t.Ymmo 6ans safime Yowoer Gm9en teorc) for Si.OO,
25 @mnS @rattS Sanf Gpos Siib for 500.
25 Stpffer 900 S95e ipr 81 90.
fG @orcS Saroincs for 81 90.
4@aaoncr rcn Suffer Sirmp fr ST 90.
10 3.PunS @amDer pic Ycahcs for 81 90.
G6sVmmo 1amoer Ye Ecad,cS fpr 81. 90.
93sVmmo &anoer : omatoes ipr ST 100.
92=Ymno aanSer Corn Tor ST 100.
IL 2s9emno &anoer Stafberrics ior 81 90.
63.YmnS &anSer California Cages fpr 81 100.
63sTuno &amSer California Sears ior ST 90.
tO2.Ymno &anoer 3eo Cherries for LOO.
1tsYnnS 4anDer NaGrcl for $500.
42sYumS 3anocr MaGrel for 81 90.
G2=Emno Samser Corn %eai Tor Si.OO.
81 VmnO sine Gt Sobaf for ST 90.
Spear @cao Y!u9 Sobaf IS Cts. pr. Vmno.
SamilD S!omr (Snsen tau iremuiie Wa9cn) ipr 81. O5.
Sen 0eOhe @uatamala SAFE ) Pmno ior 100.
Sen Ge0Wc IO Save 8 Fnno tor 100.
9erpm ri hapoc penht ueO at tibe &ane til nh ia tunbe ri paa u0N Aa
eue mere eub Az p9 SO Sumo ir Spuaren. Som, mebens Oct Opm9 parr, ION uh
unorprM. X, I. HAUGFE
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

s.. s. Mam0em.

vi er M iGroise meo Spsjpr for oct samle gor M s>
SmlGtninsen operites al 6oroentnin9, % 6urteneiter NV WITT
frebsnilenoe. Faa ianme 5ip, iont ri taffer Gublifum NAV mg" 2
ri ntinoe ON, at ri berueo er iltano til enbnu at uebiptts NV
oa l~ogiterne life tiger 6orbplo til SniGtuunaen rn
Tarer, Der pa 0runo al 6aloaar pip. life funne urooon -, y
YGroi, bar ri / lGngcre 5io ip9t at opfiube % br oerinr ns
garebebplpnin9 enc ~almiuoelig paa oenne Narstib "; ~ y
iaal9nge bet parer, iGlge nnoer Den pirteli9e |proi "a crnN, Y
en- paslenoe 6oroel for bort Arbeioe. vi pl nGpne: uAn,,.
ollie Slags, lGlger ri iaa bi1igt. IN, ipm DC pilOe folte ira S,s~s
Ipr 8ebplDning al lllOfjoletpier er meget tort % frembn6s, t~S'
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

leg bQiat "Renrnants" til Snotgbsprs. 9Grreoer, @tn9bams, Gocos po fcm~
fra 4 il Gent DR. garo mere, men al9eul iGlger hi oiie Garer ia btamt INN
tWi bapoe life trnft at apenere IrisGfe paa Groceries, men 9Ir BET oon, b nov;
Sencre 7b har ppet ma alurtnoigt iGr bps enfete "@rocers", at fafe frm hh
oerpeo iae at oraae guorrs Sunor til Hg pan ben Niaaoe. vi bar life 5O til ima
ot fumbobe pBie 5tna til Gn6per, Der tpnInpr mo, ortlnreo iaa er Oct port Vrns
bme Yrjerne es for Ollie, ua al oNe @runoe uGpur pj bpprneBet Der ipr Ell 9onr,
tobesh so orocu 5nnot 3 fan ipbe bentnle Oh iammcnlane meo Nnores Ir5,r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-06

1NOR SALE.-Houses IN different parts of the
T. city, ranging in price from S6be to $4,000. Also
desirable store on Water street. Also good farms
In this city and elsewhere. Apply at the ofhce Of
e. 8. FOt3G,
ueXt south American Express ot.ce. febz6tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-06
Death of Arson p. Morrill,.

1t is with sadness we announce the
death OF Arson P. Morrill, A leader of
men, man of giant strength of charac'
ter, who has made his mark in life's
rugged pathway, has passed away. His
name and fame will live in honor as long
as the State lives, for it was by his strong
leadership. his untiring effort and courage
that Maine took its place. as the first
State in the Union in the temperance cause,
and set an example which the other States
are initiating. In the formation of the re-
publican party in this State there was no
more potent leader than Mr.. Morrill,. He
was at its beginning and he sustained it as
long as he lived. Such men are born for
their work. They have the material in
them which makes them strong and sue
cessful In another column we give a
brief sketch of his busy. eventful and
honorable life
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-06

Readield. In 1873 he was elected President
Of the consolidated Maine Central Railroad
Company and served in that capacity three
years.
Although Mr.. Morrill, held important OH
ces he never sought them. He preferred
private to public station but when duty called
he accepted public position and responsibility
and maintained them with great dignity and
ability. The affection between him and his
brother Lot was akin to the love
aud friendship of David and Jona-
than. They were one in heart, and
one in nearly all political and business affairs
in which :hey were concerned. 1t is rare
we regret TO say that such strong and con.
slant affection between brothers is found.
Mr.. Morrill, wa. Universalist in belief, q
regular attendant upon church worship as
long as health would permit, most ready
and generous contributor for the support Of
religion, first to the church which he regu.
larly attended, and then to other needy
churches and religious organizations.
InlS79 be removed from Readaeld to Au-
gusta, where be purchased fine residence,
and made great improvements in the
buildings and grounds. Here he has lived in
comfort, dispensing generous hospitality,
having happy family, and respected BY all
our citizens. The year after the
count.out he was elected one of
the representatives to the legislature
from this city. and served with the greatest
fidelity and efficiency during the session. His
wife died four years ago, and her remains lie
in Forest Grove Cemetery. OF his kind
ness and generosity, his goodness OF
heart, his exemplary hft, there is cloud OF
Of witnesses that are ready to testify. 1t is
pleasant to think Of his noble soul, his
strong character, his good and honorable life,
but one cannot help a feeling of regret that
such men cannot live forever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-06

The temperance address which Mr..
Powderly has issued to the knights of
Labor is an able and convincing argu-
ment in favor of prohibition and total
abstinence and contains truths which are
worth the attention of every man. 1t
will be printed and widely circulated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-06

Gen. Grant once expressed it his opin-
ion that If no one but soldiers remained
after the war there would be certain and
lasting peace between the North and
South. There seems to be much in the
recent reunion of the Union and Confed-
crate troops at Gettysburg to show that
Gen. Grant entertained the correct idea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-06
safety from MALARIA,

The most vigorous constitution, and the strongest
physous are not proof against disease, the germs
Of which impregnate the air We breathe and the
water drink. The true preparstive, the surest
defence is TO tortity the system with q medicine
which possesses specific virtues a safeguard and
remedy. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is precisely
Not only on this continent, wherever miasma gives
birth to the malarial infection. but In the tropics
where fever and ague assumes its most malignant
types, this incompatible popular and deserving
rnedic'~" has cor over third of century, shown
its eff eety, Cails and fever, dumb sgue, Bill
ious re.n..enl alike yield 10 its influence and are
prevented by 1t. The word "fail" has no place in
the lexicon of possibilities when this peerless article
IL used. 1t tones the stomach, arouses the liver
when sluggish, and promotes healthful activity of
She kidneys and bladder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-06
SDeci0E Advertisements.

Small advertisements not exceeding three lines,
coming under the head of WANTED. For SALE,
To LET, LOST, &C., tciu be inserted here one fime
FOR rs cents three times for 40 cents, and one tceek
for so cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-06

That the prohibition movement in Texas
is not political further than is necessary to
insure the success OF the temperance cause.
is shown BY the action of the leaders in
excluding Ex-Gov. st. John from the
canvass of the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-06

The celebration of the Fourth in this
State was never so general as was that Of
Monday. The spirit and enthusiasm mani
tested were unprecedented and displayed
y patriotic feeling that shows that Names
citizens are still worthy of the birth
right which they possess.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-27
Intelligence Of Ants.

One day, while watching a small col
umn of these feraging ants, placed a
little stone on one of them to secure it.
The next that approached, az soon as it
dicovered its situation. ran back in an aoi
tated manner to communicate the intelIi-
gcnce to the others. They rushed TO The
rescue. Some bit at tile stone and tried
to move it; others seizsd the prisoner bv
the legs and tugged with such force that /
thought the legs would be pulled off, but
they persevered till they got the captive
free. next covered one up with piece
of clay, leaving only the ends Of his at
tenne projecting. 1t was soon discovered
by its fellows, which set to work imme IL
ately, and, by biting OF pieces of the
clay. soon liberated IT.. Another time /
found very few of them passing along
at intervals. confined one Of these I'M
der piece of clay, at little distance
from the line, with its head projecting,
Several ants passed it, but at last one dis.
covered it and tried to pull il out, but
could not 1t Immediately set off at a
great rate, and | thought it had deserted
its comrade; but il had only gone for as
sistance, for in short time about dozen
ants came hurrying up. evidently fully in
formed OF the circumstau ces of the case,
for they made directly for their impiis-
oned comrade, and soon set him free -
Naturalist ID Nicaragua.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-27
cHER1FFs sALE.-HUDsoN ocMMoN PLEAS

CHERRIES sALE.-HUDsON COMMON PLEAS
y COURT.
Charles Holzhauer, Gustavus A. Mangold and
Others constituting the Board of Pharmacy of
New Jersey. &C., vs.. William W. Campbell.
Fl, ia &C.. on docketed judgement.
Returnable April o. 1887.
John A. Blair. Attorney.
By Virtue OF the above stated writ to me d.
rected and delivered, have levied upon, and
shall sell by public vendue at j. NJ. Gibson's Real
Estate Exchange, No. II Montgomery street, Jersey
City, on THURSDAY, the Twenty Fourth day of
March next, at two o'clock in the afternoon all
the right, title and estate OF the above named de-
PENDANT William ", Campbell in and to all the
following described LAND and premises, with the
appearances, that is to sly:
All that certain lot tract or parcel of land and
premises. with the fr.me dwelling house and
improvements thereon erected. situate, lying and
being III Jersey Git, IN the County of Hudson and
State of New Jersey, which on the map Of that
part of said Jersey City which was formerly called
Pavonis made bv Joseph f, Mangin for John B.
Coles and duly affiled OF record in the office OF
the Clerk of the County of Bergen as well as in
the Office of the Clerk of said County of Hudson
is designated aad known as the lot numbered (13)
thirteen, IN the block numbered GAO one hun
dred ami forty nius, fronting on South Eight (8th)
street. now known as First street. and being
twenty-five feet wide in front and rear, and sne
being the same lot of land which WAS conveyed by
Peter Bentley aud wife to Andrew Wettersen by
deed be ring date september 20th 4. D. 1851.
Recorded in Llber 20 of Deeds for Hudson County,
pas. s361 36} 1854 reference thereto being had will
more fully appear.
DATED January 15. 1887
FERDINAND HEINT.E, Sheriff.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-27
CORPORATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COM
IN Inissioners OF Assessments for Jersey City will
meet in their office. In the building occupied by
the Board Of Pubic Works. corner Of Mercer street
and Jersey avenue. Jersey City, N j., on Tuesday,
March 1st 1887 at 10 clock M, to appraise the
value the lands to be taken for widening and
changing the boundaries of
JACKSON AVENUE.
between Kearney avenue and Orient avenue, and
the damage VIII CHI any owner of snch lands, or any
interest therein, may sustain by reason OF such
improvement. and will then and there hear all
parties interested in said improvement who desire
TO be heard before them on the value Of the lands
to be taken for said improvement and the damase
which any owner Of such lands. or of any interest
therein, will sustain by reason OF such improve
NEXT, at which time and place all parties inter
ested in said improvement who desire to be heard
before said Commissioners the valuee of the
lands to be taken for said inpr vement and the
damage the owners Of such lands may sustain by
reason of said improvement may appear and be
heard. ADAM j. DIrI1d4 R,
HERBhRT STOUT,
A. a. NEwMA
Commissioners Of Assessments.
W. RUaGLEs CHI ef Engr
Dated Jersey City, n. j.. February sths 1887.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CRALED PROPOSALS WILL BK RECEIVED AT
y the office Of the Board Of Public Works
Monday the 14th. day Of March 1887. at s'cleck
p. NJ for constructing
TUNNEL AND APPROACHES
thereto Commencing in Washington Street at
about the south line of Morris street. thence
Southerly along the centre line of Washington
street, to and across the water way known as the
Gap, thence contin uing southerly along the CEN
ter line of Washington st to johnson avenue,
thence easterly through johnson avenue to point
out 30 feet east of the centre liHe of Washing
ton street, in accordance with plans and specihca-
lions on file in the office Of the Chief Engineer,
corner Of Jersey avenue and Mercer street, where
blank forms Of bid and surety must be- obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
About $4,000 cubic yards of earth excavation.
$500 ' q rnbble masonry.
. 800 % broken range masonry
1884, 800 sc feet ' brick masonry.
IL, 600 square feet of blue stone q aging.
g. 440 lineal feet of granite skew backs.
$50 cubic yards OF concrete inverts.
10000 lineal feet of piIing.
1000 feet of timber, B M.
1000 lineal feet of gas pipe railing.
1850 of icon railing.
525e lbs of Orders at portals.
1000 lineal feet of vitrihed drain pipe.
800 cubic yards of pudding tor dock
walls.
5000 square yards Of Belgian pavement.
l Golfer dam.
1175 hneal feet of coping.
:. 640o square yards Of rePaving. including
sand.
pump house, complete.
Finishing portals.
Engineering and superintendent.
Proposals must be enclosed IN sealed envelopes,
endorsed Proposals for the Construction of
Tunnel and Approaches under Washington street.
between Morris street and johnson avenue, and
directed to John Schweiler Esq, Chairman of the
Committee on streets and Sewers. and banded to
the Clerk of the Board In open meeting when
called for in the order Of business relating to
sealed proposals.
lime for completion. eighteen months.
No city official will be received as surety.
By order of the eoard Of Public Works
THOMAS JACOB, Clerk.
Dated Jersey City. N. j.. February 18TH. 1851.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-27

success.
The order of dance was as follows:
PART 1.
l. March; . Lanciers; g. Waltz; 4. GU adrille
g. Polka; 6. LancieIs: 4 Waltz; s. Quadrille
Waltz g. Schottische; 10. Lanciers; IL. Waltz; H.
Virginia heel.
/. Fntree; o Lanciers; 3. Waltz; 4. ouadrille;
g. Polka; g. Lancers; Z. Waltz; s. Quadrille
waltz 8. Waltz; 10. Lanciers; IL. Waltz; H.
Galop.
The first grand march was led by Presi-
dent JAS McCabe aud Miss Nellie Mon
tague, vice-President. More than rs
couples participated. At intermission .
bountitul repast was served the guests.
The second entree was led by Floor Man
ager Mr.. r. F. Doran aud Miss Jennie
Symes. The duties of floor manager and
assistant floor manager were ably dis
charged by Messrs. r. F. Doran and
Arthur J. Dynes. The reception of guests
was entrusted to VIM. j. Drake, VIM. A.
LLOYD and VIM. A. Toomey. Ameng
those present were: Mr.. & Mrs. VIM.
Symes, Mr.. Geo. F. Meyer and Lady, Mrs.
NJ. Tague, Misses Bailey. Hayward and
Dynes, Mr.. Geo. Howell and Lady, of
New York; Misses j. Stmes, M. Flaherty
and NJ Lynch; also representatives of the
Alpine, Adonis, Minuet and Clifton Asso-
Citations, besides many others, too numer-
Gus to mention.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-27

CHERIFFs SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW
y JERSEY.
A-etween Marie Masure Extrix, &c. of Theodore
Masure, decd, Complainant sand Joseph Arsenal
et.ux, Defendant.
FL Fa for sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returnable February Term, A. D., 1887.
Samuel q. II Wright, Solicitor.
The Sale under above. stated Writ stands adj
journed to Thursday, March 18th. A. D., 1887. at
j. Nj. Gibson's Real Estate Exchange, No. Al
Montgomery street, Jersey City, at o'clock, P NJ
Dated February II, 1887.
FERDINAND HEINTzEs Sheriff.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-27
CHERIFF's sALE.-IN oHANcEkY on NEW JER.

CHERRIES SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW JER-
- SEY.
Between Lsuis F. Buchanan, Complainant and
Villas O.. Traphagsn, ct ais Defendant.
FL, ia. for sale Of msrtgaged premises.
Return4bls February Term, A. D. 1857,
Collins Corbin Solicitors.
The sale under the above-stated Writ stands ad-
jourRsd to Thursday, March H. A. D. 1887, at s. n.
Hibso4's Real Est to Exchange, Ne. Al Montgomery
street. Jersey City at O'Clock, p. m.
FERDINAND MkINTZE, Sheriff.
Dated Febsuary H. 1887.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-27
The Arcola Social Club.

The annual Reception OF the Arcola
Social Club was held at Turner Hall, Fri
day evening" Feb. IS, and was a decided
success.
The order of dance was as follows: